Te reo maori

W.A.L.T: Use Location words in sentences.
 To be successful I will:

Know the meaning of raro, runga, waho, roto, mua and muri.

Know how to use te for one and nga for more than one

THis is what it must include

1. Explain what you are learning
2. Explain what the Maori location words mean in English
3. Explain when to use te and when to use nga
4. Come up with your own examples of location sentences by asking

Past,present and future

I was learning how to add the extension na te mea ( that means because).My favourite part about making this slide show was decorating. What I found easy was making this whole presentation. I was impressed that I could make this whole slide show in forty minutes. Next time I would like to screencastify my slide. Hope you enjoy my presentation.

Maori masters!

This week we were learning to increase my Maori vocabulary. What I found hard was trying to pronounce the Maori words what I found easy was translating the English word into the Maori word. I hope you enjoy my video.

Te Reo Moari Masters.

This is our Te Reo Moari presentation W.A.L.T say and write sentences with present past and future tense  we are posting this presentation to share our learning of Te Reo Moari What I found easy was making the sentences, what I found hard was finding the Moari word for a English word. What I liked was learning how to structure it. The Moari tense for future is Ka the Moari tense for past is I the Moari word for present E...ana.

Do you want to learn more in moari?

This term I have been learning to describe what my friends and I are doing using simple sentences.
To be successful we needed to know the kupu moari for me (ahua)you(koe) (he/she) (ia)
Use e aha ana koe to ask questions.
I know that I have learnt something because now I can say me you and he/she in moari I can also extend sentences.
I enjoyed te reo moari.
We are going to speak louder and try to do a DLO also to learn more kupu.

Do you like knowing everything if you do then read my thinglink.

Te Reo master.

Te Reo masters.

Do you like watching things? well watch, my DLO.

W.A.L.T: difference and use of te,he,me,nga.